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Paperback. Zustand: Good. In Calvin's Geneva, the changes associated with the Reformation were particularly abrupt and far-reaching, in large part owing to John Calvin himself. This book makes two major contributions to our understanding of this time: the first is to the history of divorce itself; the second is in illustrating the operations of the Consistory of Geneva. …

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First Edition. Near fine copy in the original stiff-card wrappers; edges very slightly dust-dulled and toned. Remains particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Series; Sixteenth century essays & studies, v. 50. Physical description; viii, 167 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. Subjects; Schnucker, Robert V. Schnucker, Robert V. -- Bibliography. Book industries and trade -- Europe -- History -- 16th century. 1 Kg.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, aqua library cloth, orginal paper covers bound in, 304, 305-656, 657-976, 977-1280 pp., indexes Articles in No. 1 are "'Monstrous Metamorphisis: Nature, Morality, and the Rhetoric of Monstrosity un Tudoir England," Kathryn M. Brammall, "Vasari on Competition," James Clifton, "'The reik of Maister Patrik Hammyltoun': John Foxe, John Winram, and the Martyrs of the Scottish Reformation," Thomas S. Freeman, 'Doctors of the Military Discipline': Technical Expertise and the Paradigm of the Spanish Soldier in the Ear;ly Modern Period," Fernando Gonzalez de Leon," "Life-Writing and the Theme of Cultural Decline in Valeriano's 'De Litteratorum Infelicitate,'" Kenneth Gouwens, "Braking the Silence: Women , Censorship and the Reformation," Peter Matheson, "Nature and Supernature in the Dialogues of Girolama Fracastoro," Spencer Pearce, "Review Article: Shakespearean Crioticims and the Uses of Theory," Arnold W. Preussner.Articles in No. 2 are "The Establishment of Protestantism in a Provincial Town: A Study of Shrewsbury in the Sixteenth Century," Barbara Coulton, "In Memoriam: Hans Rudolf Guggisberg, 1930-1996," Robert M. Kingdon, "Was Arminius a Molinist?" Eef Dekker, "The Italian Reformation and Juan de Valdes," Massimo Firpo (trans. John Tedeschi), "Marriage, Clientage, Office Holding, and the Advancement of the Early Modern French Nobility: The Noailles Family of Limousin," Robert J. Kalas, "Polemic and History in French Brasil, 1555-1560," John McGrath, "Announcement: Nominating Committee," The Editors, "Adjudicating Memory: Law and Religious Difference in Early Seventeenth-Century France," Diane C. Margolf, "When Maecenaes Was Broke: Cardinal Pole's 'Spiritual' Patronage," Thomas F. Mayer, "Controversy and 'Correctness': English Chronicles and the Chroncilers," Marcia Lee Metzger, "The Political Vision of Antoine Loisel," Jotham Parsosn, "Review Article: The Death of Christopher Marlowe," Elizabeth Lane Furdell.Artlcles in No.3 are "Anne Wheathill;s 'A Handful of Holesome (through Homelie) Hearbs' (1584): The First English Gentlewoman's Prayer Book," Colin B. Atkinson and Jo B. Arkinson, "A Domenican Head in Layman's garb? A Correction to the Scientific Iconography of Giordano Bruno," Edward A. Gosselin, "Naldini's 'Allegory of Dreams' in the Studiolo of Francesco de 'Medici,'" Harvey Hamburgh, "'It is a dangerous (gentle reader)': Censorship, Holinshed's 'Chronicle,' and the Politics of Control," Sarah A. Kelen, "John Foxe and the Joy of Suffering," John R. Knott, "Gerrard Winstanley on Crime and Punishment," Michael Rogers, "'For the Peace of Both, For the Humour of Neither': Bishop Joseph Hall Defends the 'Via Media' in an Age of Extremes, 1601-1656," Dan Steele, "Renaissance National Husbandry: Gervase Markham and the Publication of England," Wendy Wall.Articles in No. 4 are "Plague Imagery as Metaphor for Heresy in Rubens' 'The Miracles of Francis Xavier,'" Christine M. Boeckl, "Hajek, Dubravius, and the Jews: A Contrast in Sixteenth-Century Czech Historiography," Zdenek V. David, "Michelangelo's 'Lives': Sixteenth-Century Books by Vasari, Condivi, and Others," Lisa Pon, "A Divine Apparition of Demonic Possession? Female Agency and Church Authority in Demonic Possession in Sixteenth-Century France," Moshe Sluhovsky, "Review Article: Jews and Anti-Semitism in Early Modern Germany," Stephen G. Burnett, "Review Article: Back to the Political Narrative in Early Modern France," Michael F. Graham, "J. Kelley Sowards, 1924-1996," "James C. Spalding, 1921-1996.". …

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, aqua library cloth, x-ed out call letters on the spine, orginal paper covers bound in, 124, 126, 126 pp., b/w photos and drawings, indexes Articles in No. 1 are "The Rochepot Affair," A.J. Slavin, "Hugh Latimer and Witness," Patricia Cricco, "John Foxe's Henry VIII as 'Justicia,'" Elizabeth H. Hageman, "Calvin and Nicodemism: A Reappraisal," Carlos M.N. Eire, "Was Paracelsus a Diciple or Trithemus?" Nole L. Brand, "'Fortres of Fathers': An Unpublished Sixteenth-Century Manuscript Relating to Patristic Writing on the Eucharist," J.R. Brink, "'Social History of the Reformation/ Sozialgeschichte der Reformation' A Conference at the Deutsches Historischiches Institut, London, May 25-27, 1978," Thomas A. Brady, Jr., "Some Recent Erasmian Scholarship," J. Kelley Sowards.Articles in issue no 2 are "The Magus and the Poet: Bruno and Chapman's 'The Shadow of Night,'" Barbara L. Lakin, "Christopher Vitel: an Elizabethan Mechanick Preacher," J.W. Martin, "The Liberal Arts and Gerardus Ruffus' Commentary on the Boethian 'De Arithmetica,'" Michael Masi, "Zwingli and the Book of Psalms," George R. Potter, "'Duplex cognition dei' in the Theology of Early Reformed Orthodoxy," Richard A. Muller, "Thomas Müntzer and the Fear of Man," Andrew W. Drummond, "Andreas Osiander's Theology of Grace in Perspective of the Influence of Augustine of Hippo," Particia Wilson-Kastner, "Review Articles: The Rebellions of 1549 in England," Roger Manning.Articles in issue no. 3 are "Despotism, Censorship, and Mirrors of Power Politics in Late Elizabethan Times," Robert P. Adams, "Doors to the House of Death: The Treatment of Suicide in Sidney's Arcadia," Paul D. Green, "Louise of Savoy and Reform of the Church," Gordon Griffiths, "Renaissance Patristic Scholarship and Theology in Sixteenth Century England," William P. Haugaard, "Frivolous Charm and Serious Bagatelle: Lyrical and Burlesque Paradox in the Works of Francois Rabelais," Deborah N. Losse, "The Humanisic Situation: Montaigne and Castiglione," Marcel Tetel, "Parmiugianino and Diogenes," Florence G. Kossoff, "The Bentivoglio Palace: Lost and Reconstructed," William E. Wallace.…

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, aqua library cloth, original paper covers bound in, 256, 257-512, 513-768, 769-1100 pp., b/w photos and drawings, indexes Articles in issue no. 1 are "The Queen, a Bishop, and a Peer: A Clash for Power in Mid-Elizabethan Cambridgeshire," Eugene J. Bourgeois II, "Moral Formation and Social COntrol in the Catholic Reformation: The Case of San Juan de Avila," David Coleman, "A Tale of Two Convents: Nuns and Anabaptists in Münster, 1533-1535," D. Jonathan Grieser, "A Church Militant: Scotland, 1661-1690," Elizabeth Hannah Hyman, "popish Imprudence: The Perseverance of the Roman Catholic Faithful in Calvinist Holland, 1572-1620," Christine Koch, "Baptisms, Church Riots and Social Unrest in Calvin's Geneva," W.G. Naphy, "Was Michelangelo Born under Saturn?" Don Riggs, "Early Reception of Paracelsian Theory: Severinus and Erastus," Jole Shackelford, "Secular and Mendicant Masters of the Faculty of Theology at the University of Paris, 1505-1523," Andrew G. Traver.Articles in issue no. 2 are "Caritas Pirckheimer: A Female Humanist Confronts the Reformation," Paula S. Datsko Barker, "The Refusal to Accomodate: Jesuit Exegetes and the Coperinican System," Irving A. Kelter, "Geneva and America in the Renaissance: The Dream of the Huguenot Refuge 1555-1600," Frank Lestringant (translated by Ann Blair), "Who Pays for Building the Rectory? Religious Conflicts in the Upper Austrian Parish of Dietach, 1540-1582," Joseph F. Patrouch, "'Female Perversity': Male Entitilement: The Agency of Gender in More's 'The History of Richard III,'" Alan Clarke Shepard, "Geneva Meets Rome: The Development of the French Reformed Diaconate," Glenn S. Sunshine, "Putting Don Carlos Together Again: Treatment of a Head Injury in Sixteenth-Century Spain," L.J. Andrew Villalon, "Layers of Emblematic Prose: Rabelais' Andoilles," Florence M. Weinberg, "Review Article: Renaissance Libraries, Publications, and the 'Textual COndition,'" Wood Bouldin.Articles in issue no. 3 are "The Echo of Controversy: Caspar Fuger's Attempt to Propagate the Formula of Concord among the Common People," Irene Dingel, "Of Good and Bad Neighbors: Middle-Class Life in the Work of Jörg Wickram," Jane Emberson, "Old World Images Encounter New World Reality: Rene Laudonniere and the Timucuans of Florida," Laura Fishman, "The Actaeon Myth and Allegorical Reading in Spoencer's 'Two Cantos of Mutabilitie,'" Anne D. Hall, "A Plurilingual Family in the Sixteenth Century: Language Use and Linguistic Consciousness in the Salis Family Correspondence, 1580-1610," Randolph C. Head, "Theology in the Church of Scotland 1618 - c. 1640: A Calvinist Consensus?" David G. Mullan, "The Exploitation of Francesco Spiera," M.A. Overell, "Vincenzo Girardone and the Popular Press in counter-Reformation Milan: A Case Study (1570)," Kevin M. Stevens.Articles in issue no. 4 are "John Foxe as Hagiographer: The Question Revisited," I. Ross Bartlett, "Irony and the Ethics of Self-Portraiture in Montaigne's 'De la praesumption,'" Sue W. Farquhar, "The Rhetoric of Biblical Authority: John Knox and the Question of Women," Susan M. Felch, "Limitations of Textuality in Thomas More's Confutation of Tyndale's Answer," Jamey Hecht, "Utopia, Utopia's Neighbors, 'Utopia,' and Europe," Robert Shepherd, "Juan Gil and Sixteenth-Century Spanish Protestantism," Robert C. Spach, "A Taste for Newfangledness: The Destructive Potential of Novelty in Early Modern England," Sra Warneke, "'What a Good Ruler Should Not Do': Theorietical Limits of Roayl Power in European Theories of Absolutism, 1500-1700," Wolfgang Weber, "Review Article: The Ottomans," Weston F. Cook, Jr. …

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, aqua library cloth, 750 pp., b/w photos and drawings, indexes Articles in issue no. 1 are "Toleration and Dissent in Sixteenth-Century Spain: The Alternative Tradition," Henry Kamen, "In Defence oof Images: Two Local Rejoinders to the Zwinglian Iconoclasm," Christopher S. Wood, "Ploughboys versus Prelates: Tyndale and More and the Politics of Biblical Translation," David Ginsberg, "The Meregence of a Feminine Spirituality in 'The Book of Martyrs'" Ellen Macek, "Aspects of the Psychology of Love in the 'Heptameron,'" Mary J. Baker, "Domesticating a Form: Marot's 'Epigrammes faictz a l'imitation de Martial,'" William Franlin Panici, "Two Early French Voyages to Sumatra," John Nothnagle.Articles in issue no. 2 are "From Moses to Adam: The Maing of the Coevenant of Works," Michael McGiffert, "Martin Bucer and the Problem of Tolerance," Marijn de Kroon, "Two French Views of the Council of Trent," Thomas I. Crimando, "Praise and Advice: Rhetorical Approaches in More's 'Utopia' and Machiavelli's 'The Prince,'" John F. Tinkler, "The Cae of the Mysterious Coil of rope: Street Life and Jewish Persona in Rome in the Middle of the Sixteenth Century," Thomas V. Cohen, "Religious Literature a an Offensive Weapon: Cipriano de Valera's Part in England's War with Spain," A. Gordon Kinder. Articles in issue no. 3 are "Gnre into Artifact: The Decline of the English Chronilce In the Sixteenth Century," D.R. Woolf, "The Use of Color by Rosso Fiorentineo," Linda Caron, "Guillaume Bude, a Philosopher of Culture," Marie-Madeleine de la Garanderie, "Religious Anxiety and Devotional Change in Sixteenth Century French Penitential Confraternities," Andrew E. Barnes, "The Battle of Las Salinas, Perus, and Its Historians," Paul Stewart, "Teufelsdreck: Eschatology and Scatology in the 'Old' Luther," Heiko Oberman, "Rhetoric and Reality: Peter Martyr and the English Reformation," Marvin Anderson.Articles in issue no. 4 are "John Knox's Theology of Political Government," W. Stanford Reid, "English Protestants and the 'imitatio Christi,' 1580-1620," Elizabeth K. Hudson, "Women in the Public Sphere in Early Modern England: The Case of the Urban Working Poor," Diane Willen, "Rosso Fiorentino's 'Descent from the Cross,' in a Franciscan Context," Winfried Schleiner, "The Spanish Armada: The Worst-Kept Secret in Europe," De Lamar Jensen, "Mythographic Transformations of Ovid's Hermaphrodite," Lauren Silberman. …

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Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, aqua library cloth, 126, 128, 128, 128 pp., b/w photos and drawings, indexes Articles in issue no. 1 are "'Against the 'Barbarians'': The Young Erasmus and His Humanist Contemporaries," James D. Tracy, "Religious Ecstasy in Staupitz and the Young Luther," David C. Steinmetz, "Starkey and Melanchthon on Adiaphora" A Critqiue of W. Gordon Zeeveld," Thomas F. Mayer, "Three Inter-Related Principles in Calvin's Unique Doctrine of Infant Baptism," Jill Raitt, "The French Ritual of Tyrannnicide in the Late Sixteenth Century," Orest Ranum, "The MIstaking of 'the Mathematicks' for Magic in Tudor and Stuart England," J. Peter Zetterberg, "The Poetics of Protestantism and the English Literary Renaissance," Carl J. Rasmussen, "The Communcations Revolutions and Cultural Change," Charles G. Nauert, Jr.Articles in issue no. 2 are "The Pattern of Controversy in a Counter-Reformation Classic: The 'Controversies' of Robert Bellarmine," Robert W. Richgels, "Alonso Rodriquez' 'Ejercicio': A Neglected Classic," John Patrick Donnelly, "The Disobedience of the Obedient: Ferdinand I and the Papacy 1555-1564," Paula Sutter Fichtner, "Papal Policy and the European Conflict, 1559-1572," A. Lynn Martin, "Henry II's Itlaian Bishops: A Study in the Use and Abuse of the Concordat of Bologna," Frederic J. Baumgartner, "'Faisant ce qu'il leur vient a plaisir': The Image of Protestatism in French Catholic Polemic on the Eve of the Religious Wars," G. Wylie Sypher, "The Mobilization of Confraternities Against the Reformation in France," Robert P. Harding, "Preaching Ideals and Practice in Conter-Reformation Rome," Frederick J. McGinness.Articles in issue no. 3 are "Confession - 450 Years of History," Lewis W. Spitz, "The Catholicity of the Augsberg Confession: CA VII and FC X on the Grounds for the Unity of the Church," David G. Truemper, "An Analysis of the Augsberg Confession, Article VII, 2 in It's Historical Context, May & June 1530," Robert C. Schultz, "The Function and Structure of Gospelling: An Essay on 'Ministry' According to the Augsberg Confession," Eric W. Gritsch, "German Lutheran Interpretations of the the Diet of Augsburg to 1577," Robert A. Kolb, "Urbanus Rhegius and the Augsburg Confession," Scott H. Hendrix, "The Augsburg Confession in the English Reformation: Richard Tavernier's Contribution," James H. Pragman, "The Reception of the Augsburg Confession in Scandanavia," Trygve R. Skarsten, "The Influence of the Augsburg Confession in South-East Central Europe," David P. Daniel, "The Roman Catholic Reception of the Augsburg Confession," Robert Kress.Articles in issue no. 4 are "The Arthurian Model in Emperor Maximiliam's Autobiography Writings 'Weisskung' and 'Theuerdank,'" Gerhild S. Williams, "A Good Prince: King John and Early Tudor Propaganda," Carole Levin, "Fortune Comes of Age (in Machiavelli's Literary Works)," Timothy J. Lukes, "Zwingli; Reaction to the Schleitheim Confession of Faith of the Anabaptists," Leland Harder, "Sixteenth-Century Christian-Nebraica: Scripture and the Renaissance Myth of the Past," Jerome Friedman, "Commons Debate 1629," Robert Ruigh, "Lucas van Leyden," Jeremy D. Bangs.…

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, aqua library cloth, orginal paper covers bound in, ii, 126, 128, 128, 128 pp., b/w photos and drawings, indexes Articles in No. 1 are "In Memoriam: Eugenie Droz," "Demographic Pressue and Social Mobility Among the Nobility of Early Modern France," James B. Wood, "Diana at the Bar: Hunting, Aristocrats and the Law of Renaissance Castile," J.B. Owens, "Thomas Cromwell's Patronage of Preaching," Thomas Black, "Antithetical Literary Structures in the Reformation Theology of Walter Travers," John G. Rechtien, "The Development of the Lutheran Theory of Ranaissance: 1523-1530," Cynthia Grant Shoenberger, "Johannes Agricola of Eisleben's Proverb Collection (1529): The Polemizing of a Literary Form and the Reaction," Sander L. Gilman, "Archbishop Parker's Efforts Toward a Bucerian Discipline in the Church of England," mark E. Vander Schaaf, "Review Essay: A Reinterpretation of Gabriel Biel on Natuee and Grace," Denis Janz.Articles in No. 2 are "Introduction," Kingdon, "Sir Thomas More, Three Poems," Devon Miller Duggan, "Biblical Philology and Christian Humanism: Lorenzo Valla and Erasmus as Scholars of the Gospels," Jerry H. Bentley, "Anit-Scholastic Satire in Sir Thomas More's 'Utopia," Warren W. Wooden, "Erasmians and Mathematicians at Cambridge In the Early Sixteenth Century," Paul Lawrence Rose, "Erasmus and the German Public, 1518-1520: The Question of the Authorized and Unauthorized Circulation of his Correspondences," Peter G. Bietenholz, "Ulrich Zasius and John Eck: 'Faith Need Not Be Kept With an Enemy,'" Steven W. Rowan, "Political Propaganda and Renaissance Culture: French Reactions to the League of Cambrai, 1509-1510," Michael A. Sherman.Articles in No. 3 are "The Franciscan Alumbrados and the Prophetic-Apocalyptic Tradition," Jose C. Nieto, "Ferdinand, Duke of Calabria, and the Estensi: A Relationship Honored in Music," William M. McMurtry, "Marbach vs. Zanchi, The Resolution of Controversy in Late Reformation Strasbourg," James M. Kittelson, "Who owns the Fathers? Hooker and Cartwright on the Authority of the Primitive Church," John K. Luoma, "Christoph Goodman and the English Protestant Tradition of Civil Disobedience," Dan G. Danner, "The Economic Impact of the German Peasant's War: The Question of Reparations," Thomas F. Sea. Articles in 'The Formula of Concord' are "The Formula of Cocord, Then and Now," Lewis W. Spitz, "Legitimate Limits of Doctrinal Pluralism According to the Formula of Concord," Wenzel Lohff, "The Formula of Concord and The Teaching Ministry," George Wolfgang Forell, "The Formula of Concord and Authority in the Church," Warren A. Qunabeck, "The Act of Confession-Confessing," Arthur A. Cockrane, "Retrospect and Prospect: Some unscientific Reflections on the Four Hundreth Anniversary of the Formula of Concord," Herbert J.A. Bouman, "Striving for the Union of Lutheran Churches The Church-Historical Background of the Work Done on the Formula of Concord at Magdeburg," Ernst Koch, "Alliance and Confession: The Theological-Historical Development and Ecclesiastical-Political Significance of Reformation Confessions," Gerhard Müller. …

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, aqua library cloth, orginal paper covers bound in,128, 160, 128, 128 pp., b/w photos and drawings, indexes Articles in No. 1 are "Jesuits and Their Families, The Experience in Sixteenth Century France," A. Lynn Martin, "Book and Art Collection of the Low Countries in the Later Sixteenth Century: Evidence from Leiden," Jeremy D. Bangs, "What Zuanne Read in School: Vernacular Texts in Sixteenth Century Venetian Schools," Paul F. Grendler, "Francis Du Moulin and the 'Journal' of Louise of Savoy," Myra Dickman Orth, "The Lady Margaret and Her Cambridge Connections," Malcolm G. Underwood," "Piety and Propriety Rights: James IV of Scotland, 1488-1513," Peter Iver Kaufman, "Ideological Apporaches to Shakespeare," Sidney Gottlieb.Articles in No. 2 are "Thomas Müntzer, Revolutionary Firebrand of the Reformation," Roland H. Bainton, "Continuity and Change: Some Effects of the Reformation On The Women of Awickau," Susan C. Karant-Nunn, "Doctor Maximus Lumen Ecclesiae: The View of Augustine in John Eck's Early Writings," Walter L. Moore, Jr., "Religion and Temporal Authority In the Reformation: The Controvery Among the Protestants Prior To The Peace of Nuremberg, 1532," Abe J. Dueck, "Law, Prder, and the Almighty 'Taler,' The Empire in Action At The 1530 Diet of Augsberg," Gottfried G. Krodel.Article in No. 3 are "Humanistic Critiques of Scholastic Dialectic," Alan Perreiah, "Fischart's 'Geschichtklitterung': A Questionable Reception of 'Gargantua,'" Florence M. Weinberg, "Preparation for Death In Sixteenth Century Northern England," Lorraine C. Attreed, "Calvin's Letters to Women: The Courting of Ladies in High Places," Charmarie Jenkins Blaisdell, "Chritoph Rothmann, The Copernican Theory, and Institutional and Technical Influences on the Criticism of Aristotelian Cosmology," Bruce T. Moran, "Judaism in Jean Bodin," Maryanne Cline Horowitz.Articles in No. 4 are "'Beyng Ledde and Seduced by the Devyll' The Attainder of Lord Thomas Howard and the Tudor Law of Treason," David M. Head, "Olevianus and the Authorship of the Heidelberg Catechism: Another Look," Lyle D. Bierma, "The Biblical Justification For Resistance to Authority in Ponet's and Goodman's Polemics," David H. Wollman, "No Ciscipline, No Church: An Anabaptist Contribution To the Reformed Tradition," Kenneth R. Davis, "The Role of Drama in More's Literary Career," Howard B. Norland, "Erasmus and the Education of Women," J.K. Sowards, "The Naming of America," Franz Laubenberger.…